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This week in civil society: African Investigative Journ...

The 18th African Investigative Journalism Conference is kicking off in Johannesburg; Jacana Media is holding a series of launches for Kumi Naidoo’s new book, ‘Letters to my mother’; and Grow Great is hosting a ‘Zero Stunting Now!’ Summit. ....

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South African Artists Keep Histories Alive Without Bricks and Mortar

South African Artists Keep Histories Alive Without Bricks and Mortar
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How to decolonise theatre and dance in South Africa

How to decolonise theatre and dance in South Africa
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At the recent Take-a-STAND dialogues that took place in Stellenbosch from 19-21 February, conversations about decolonisation took centre stage.
For some, it began with the #RhodesMustFall movement in 2016, the climax of student frustration with blatant colonial relics and racial prejudices in the education system. For others, it was the dawn of democratic South Africa, the nation newly freed from the grips of the apartheid regime. Regardless, #RhodesMustFall certainly incited many ongoing and now ubiquitous conversations about what it means to decolonise the institutions of today. ....

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Budget 2021: Why we need to fully fund the culture econ...

This week is Budget week. In the face of all our pressing challenges – disease, death, hunger, crime – many might feel that funding the arts should be the last of our priorities.
In the 2020/21 Budget, which was developed before we were hit by Covid-19, “arts and culture promotion and development” received only R1,295-billion out of our country’s total budget of R1.95-trillion. That is less than 0.1%. This paltry sum seems at odds with the fact that the creative industries are one of our biggest employers – more than one million people. Collectively what is called the cultural economy accounted for nearly 7% of all employment in 2015. ....

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